Sentence examples for exerting efforts from inspiring English sources

Asked if Syria and Iran were exerting efforts to stop the infiltrations, Mr. Rumsfeld said, "It's intermittent, uneven".

"Israel's main motivation," the report asserts, "is almost certainly demographic -- to reduce the Palestinian population of Jerusalem, while exerting efforts to boost the number of Jewish Israelis living in the city". The report is particularly explicit about what it terms "increasing settlement activity" in three areas in and around East Jerusalem.

The approach they adopt to innovation is one of exerting efforts and employing resources based upon a process that incorporates their impressions on how much ground they need to cover in order to achieve a target.

We can further imagine members of a research group, G i, exerting efforts over time, s i, in search of the innovation, so that nicefrac{dalpha_{i}}{dt}=dot{alpha_{i}}=s_{i}.

While Cholera ravages many parts in Yemen, charity groups are exerting efforts and politicians watch away.

Egypt is signatory to both agreements and is exerting efforts to issue and implement policies to achieve these goals.

Task clarity is the degree to which there is a clear and positive relationship between exerting effort and attaining results.

In fact, exerting effort makes people value outcomes more highly.

Thus, greater fatalism reduces the subjective marginal benefit to exerting effort, thereby reducing desired effort levels.

Their instantaneous utility is of the form (U=w_{T}(e_{T} -frac{phi }{2}e_{T} -frac{phire (phi >0) captures an increasing and convex cost of exerting effort.

Moreover, the Carnegie conjecture applies both within the class of skilled families and within the class of unskilled families so that generations exerting effort are followed by generations that do not exert it.